Features:
- Fourteen built-in RJ45 ports form the base copper connection set.
- Dedicated gigabit, Fast Ethernet, and extender positions expand the modular switch.
- Layer 2 redundancy and IP routing operate across built-in and installed interfaces.
Siemens 6GK5414-3FC00-2AA2 combines a populated SCALANCE X414-3E base unit with media-module expansion paths.
Module selection changes the electrical and optical interface mix while the C-PLUG retains the configured port and network data.
The 24 V DC supply, redundant feed connection, console, and management services support the complete modular arrangement.
The Siemens 6GK5414-3FC00-2AA2 SCALANCE X414-3E Modular Industrial Ethernet Switch may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
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Built-In Ports and Expansion Paths
- Base copper set: Two gigabit and twelve Fast Ethernet RJ45 ports operate without media modules.
- Gigabit expansion: One dedicated media-module position extends the gigabit interface set.
- Fast Ethernet expansion: Two additional positions accept documented 100 Mbit/s media modules.
- Extender path: A separate extender connection enlarges the modular structure around 6GK5414-3FC00-2AA2.
Electrical and Optical Link Selection
- Slot-specific roles: Gigabit and Fast Ethernet modules occupy different documented positions.
- Link medium: Module selection decides whether an expanded link is electrical or optical.
- Base-port continuity: The fourteen built-in RJ45 ports remain part of the switch when expansion modules are added.
- Stored assignment: C-PLUG data preserves the configured relationship between ports and network settings.
Layer 2 and Layer 3 Traffic Flow
- Switched domains: VLAN functions organize local Ethernet traffic across base and module ports.
- Multicast traffic: IGMP features control multicast forwarding within those switched domains.
- IP forwarding: Static routes and RIP move traffic between configured IP networks.
- Management access: Console, web, and SNMP paths manage the forwarding configuration without becoming user data ports.
Network and Supply Resilience
- Ring structure: Ring and standby redundancy apply to supported Ethernet topologies.
- Spanning tree: STP and RSTP provide loop-handling alternatives for switched links.
- Second feed: A separate terminal accepts an external redundant 24 V DC source.
- Diagnostic visibility: PROFINET IO and management interfaces report network and device state.